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Re: slick problem at the track
what brand of slicks are these? wrinkle wall?
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Re: slick problem at the track
put a ratchet strap around the center of the tire and crank it down, start adding air, it should bead back up.
old schooler 4x4 trick #2 |
Re: slick problem at the track
LOL thanks fook ;D
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Re: slick problem at the track
Originally Posted by FooK
put a ratchet strap around the center of the tire and crank it down, start adding air, it should bead back up.
old schooler 4x4 trick #2 |
Re: slick problem at the track
Originally Posted by Mista Bone
That would work if he had some sidewall!
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U have to do huge fatty burnouts on slicks or they will hate you and fall off :P
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those looke like the hoosier slicks. im having the same issue, yes im a slick noob. i filled them up with air and they only held for about a day. beats me
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Hoosiers sux use m&h or mickey thompson
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Re: slick problem at the track
Originally Posted by Mista Bone
Your gonna have to get the bead reseated before trying to add air.
Old school, yet dangerous/fun, starter fluid inside the tire and toss a match at the tire. Saw it on TV when they run low tire pressure (3-4 psi) on the artic ice. Rock crawlers do it also. That episode was awsome. They built up those 4 runners to go out on the artic. The crevis bar in the front really does work wonders. |
Re: slick problem at the track
it if didn't work..........goodbye!
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